On July 8 artist, photographer, and writer Rick
Thompson presents his research uncovering the effects of the Lake Missoula
Flood in Northwest Oregon & Southwest Washington. This catastrophic flood
propelled over 500 cubic miles of water, ice, rock and mud across eastern
Washington, further cut the Columbia River Gorge, covered the Willamette Valley
with up to 400 feet of water and left gravel bars miles wide and hundreds of
feet high.
With color photos, topographical maps and space photos Mr. Thompson
shows the signs still visible today. There are two opportunities to
see this great program:
Tues, July 8The St. John library at noon
or the Norma
McGregor room in the Colfax library at 7 pm.
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